How easy was it? I was planning to visit france during my many transits, dropped the plan seeing the documentation required for applying...
I'm a bit jelly
Don't forget to visit Disneyland on sunny day … very optional, Louvre on any week, Eiffel Tower if you must
48 hrs is all it takes. If Bombay, you don't need an appointment. If you have a valid US visa, its easier. But overall, not a harassing experience. If you are applying can guide you regarding the documentation. Its quite straightforward.
Bada hoja, paisa kama aur chala ja
Haha I wasn't the only soul willing to explore what the Disneyland fuss is all about in my first visit. The second visit was accompanied by mixture of adults and kids so it was meant to be one for them.Well, good for you, no sarcasm! I'm more of an active guy in the sense of out in the countryside/wild, that's all!
Checking out my "car" will give you an idea
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although that is a generic pic, mine is better equipped!
To each their own, even my son didn't want to do Disneyland
Have a good day, as good as that in Mouse paradise, buddy, Tay.
Salon du Bourget
have great time, mate. I hope you like it. If you have more time and want to visit Paris,
use my blog's ( found on my profile page ) Contact Form in orange on main page and send me an e-mail
address with your tastes. There's a lot to see, I'll recommend places according to your preferences.
And just for fun, in the 15th arrondissement, there's a restaurant called Taj Mahal Ghandhi.
They found it necessary to add in letters as big as the name : Indian Cuisine
... in case you feel homesick, you know, it's probably genuine.
Great day all, Tay.
